You "LOVED" her?!!!

Okay, guys, let me share something with you:

Murdering someone is NOT Love!
For one to make such an extraordinarily ludicrous statement means nothing more than they are a sick and demented CONTROL FREAK who resorts to physical force to get their way no matter what! It means they cannot persuade another based on logic, fact, and reason so they resort to neanderthalic brute force because they are just too STUPID to do otherwise!


Every human being, by birth, has "inherent rights" as an individual. The single most important right that belongs to EVERY SINGLE HUMAN BEING WHO HAS EVER BEEN BORN is the right to live FREELY! The right to make choices. The right to decide your own fate. NO OTHER HUMAN BEING HAS THE RIGHT TO TELL YOU OTHERWISE!
Cpl, Laurean only feels remorse for getting CAUGHT! And, because of his extradition, he is no longer "entitled" to the Death Penalty which, in my little opinion, is a crock. We do not need to keep people like this alive. They serve no purpose for humanity at all. He cannot be rehabilitated, there isn't enough time. He will probably get two consecutive life sentences without ability to parole. Why bther with rehabilitation? That's STOOOPID! If beyond a shadow of a doubt it is proven that he is guilty, Kill the bastard and be done with it. Spare the rest of the world his despicable presence in "OUR" world - the World of those who want to be FREE.

Suspect In Marine's Death: 'I Loved Her'

FBI Says Laurean Taken Into Custody In Mexico

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Marine arrested in Mexico in the
killing of a pregnant colleague is awaiting extradition back to the U.S.
The FBI office in Charlotte said special agents and Mexican authorities
arrested Marine Cpl. Cesar Laurean on Thursday night after a three-month search.
Speaking to The Associated Press after his arrest, Laurean was asked if
he wanted to say anything. He said "Proof," but wouldn't explain.
Asked what he would do next, the North Carolina-based Marine answered, "Do I
have a choice? I don't know."
Laurean is charged with murder in the death of 20-year-old Marine Lance
Cpl. Maria Lauterbach, whose burned remains and those of her fetus were found in
January in his back yard in North Carolina.
Lauterbach had earlier accused Laurean of rape.
According to CNN, Laurean responded, "I loved her," after a Mexican
reporter asked whether he killed Lauterbach.
The FBI said it hopes Laurean can be brought back to the U.S. as quickly
as possible.
But a prosecutor in North Carolina said it could be a year or two before
Laurean returns if he fights extradition.
Amy Thoreson, an FBI public affairs specialist, told CNN Thursday night
that Laurean was taken into custody without incident, but would not divulge any
other details of his arrest.
"Laurean's swift arrest in Mexico was due to the diligence and dedication
of the Mexican government and our law enforcement partners," Nathan Gray, the
special agent in charge of the FBI's Charlotte office, said in a statement.
"This was truly an international effort, and we will do all we can to
ensure Laurean is brought back to Onslow County (N.C.) as quickly as possible to
answer the charges against him."
Since Laurean disappeared, authorities had believed he had fled to his
native Mexico, which refuses to send anyone back to the United States unless
provided assurances he or she won't face the death penalty.
Lauterbach, who was eight months pregnant when she disappeared, had been
missing since mid-December.
An autopsy showed that Lauterbach died from a blow to the head.